Snipe and aliases commands
Type / and pick the slash command, or mention Flanker before the command. (round) parameters are required; [square] parameters are optional. Expand a syntax row for its slash command, permissions and example.
snipe
Shows the last deleted message in the channel.
snipe [number]
Shows a recently deleted message. 1 is the newest.
/activity snipe 2editsnipe
Shows the last edited message in the channel, before the edit.
editsnipe [number]
Shows a message as it was before it was edited.
reactionsnipe
Shows the last removed reaction in the channel.
reactionsnipe
Shows who removed which reaction, and from which message.
clearsnipe
Clears snipe history for the channel.
clearsnipe
Forgets every sniped message in the channel.
autosnipe
Automatically reposts deleted messages, message edits and removed reactions to chosen destinations. Use a staff-only channel for deleted content. Run `autosnipe` on its own for a setup panel with menus and buttons.
autosnipe
Shows each event type, its destination and setup commands.
autosnipe config
Shows the current routing settings.
autosnipe list
Shows the current routing settings.
autosnipe (delete/edit/reaction/all) [channel] [on/off]
Sets one event destination, or all three. The channel defaults to the current channel and the switch defaults to on.
/activity autosnipe run delete #logs onautosnipe reset [channel]
Clears every route pointing to that channel, or the current channel when omitted. Other destinations are kept.
alias
Your own shortcuts for commands. Run `alias` on its own for a setup panel with menus and buttons.
alias add (shortcut) (command)
Makes a shortcut. Anything typed after the shortcut is added to the command.
/commands alias add bk ban --silentalias remove (shortcut)
Deletes a shortcut.
alias view (shortcut)
Shows what a shortcut runs.
alias list [page]
Pages through server shortcuts and shows disabled built-in aliases.
alias removeall (command)
Deletes every shortcut for a command.
alias reset
Deletes every shortcut.